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Show School SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30. 1994 Kanab High School 1st term honor roll SENIORS H.gh H mor Hull 3 0 Mariah Alderman, Chris Avery, Brandon Bartlett. Brandy Black, Melody Black, Aaron Bonham, Angela Bridges, Amy Brown. Brant Brown, John Clarkson. Adam Crosby, Can Crosby, Lisa Drake, Tristann Ford, Kamra Grover, Heather Hamblin, Joni Heaton, Elizabeth Henderson, 8-- Johnson, Nicolas Nannenga, Hall, Kariann Holland, Russell Analise Olson, Joey Pepper, Johnson, Matt Lowe, Jeana Adam Petersen, Mitch Thomp- Martin, Daniel Nielsen, Becky Swapp. JUNIORS H n .r R ;; 3 FRESHMEN H.thHnorR 1:3840 Vanessa Casebolt, Jona Iligley. Kacie Bonham, Alicia Bremness, Amanda Millett, Alexis Nelson, Travis Brinkerhoff. Torrie Denim Robinson. Casebolt, Natalie Crosby, AnSOPHOMORES ll.gh Honor R.,il 3 8 0 gela Hamblin, Chad Heaton, Charee Baird, Lisa Brinkerhoff, Mindy Heyborne, Mark Jack-son- , Lindsey Brown, M ichelle Brown, Kimberlyn Jones, Merrill Jodie Button, Jones, Adrienne Kitchen, Denee Wendy Bunting, Tim Clarkson, Michael Down- Mosdell, Kristen Rhees, Bryan ward, Melissa Drake, Kurtis Rhodes, Cara Rider, Rodney Ence, Shon Foster, Hayley Staton. FRESHMEN lHomr Roll 3 8) Grover, Jeremy Hamblin, Jamie Herman, Holly Judd, Lindy Camberly Brown, Krista Glover, Linton, Brooke McAllister, Brian Shoshanna Hudak, Ammon Merrell, Curt Robinson, Mandy Kegal, Andy Lowe, Chris Robinson. Robinson, Andrea Stevens, SOPHOMORES Honor Roll 3 8 Adrienne Swapp, Megan son. -- 1 Jeremy Jones, Maria Jones, Melissa Judd, Brandon Lee, Autumn Linton, Trinity McKinlay, Angela Moore, Bucky Orton, Devna Pandet, Thomas Perkins, Jason Rhodes, Jared Schmutz, Alice Shumway, Brigot Shumway, Von Spencer, Kristy Swapp, Dustin Taylor, Jenise Wade, Jolene Waters, Cassandra Watson, Maria 6-- i Willardson, Alan Williams. SENIORS Honor Roll 3 8) Kyle Avery, Kim Geiger, Michael Heather Hamblin, a senior at Kanab High School, learned about Japanese culture while sharing some other talents with her new found friends in Japan. 6-- Richard Daley, Stephanie Gillespie, Ronnie Glover, Emily Smith, Tara White. JUNIORS High Honor Roll 3 Ol ( than full time equivalent students, we know more students are taking less than full loads, Education 8-- Ananda Continued from Page 1 Thomas Avant, Bremness, Desarae Bunting, crease in enrollments, Christy Church, Mary Dalton, Cecelia H. said Foxley, Commissioner Janae Dinsmore, Sheldon of the Utah System of Higher Douglass, Jaime Houston, Jody As the swell of pubHouston, Robert Johnson, Traci Education. lic education students moves into higher education, combined with the immigration of people to Utah, and the escalating number of older students returning to college, higher educations enrollments will continue to dramatically increase into the next century. Two schools, the University of Utah and Weber State University experienced lower than expected enrollment. Officials at said Foxley. We believe one of the reasons is because students are having to work more in order to be able to afford tuition. The Regents have just implemented a new tuition policy which should help slow the rise of tuition costs. The long-terprojections conshow to tinue significant inm creases within the next ten Hamblin gets Orient-e- d Hamblin had the fourth at Kanab Heather opgraders this past August to tary School. portunity experience another culture firsthand as she spent 11 days with a host family in Japan. Heathers i:oy Japanese family took her sightseeing in and around their city of Kakamigahara, shared JapaShe performed at the Kakamigahara Annual City Fes- DDY credit union. TO nese customs with her, and made her feel completely at home. years. Fall head count is ex- tival as an American cheerpected to grow by 31,700 for a chiltotal of 140,498 students by leader, played softball with dren at an elementary school, 2001-02- . stuIn Fall enrollment of 1993, and helped older Japanese Southern Utah University at dents with their English. This fall, Heather shared the Cedar City showed a gain from 4,592 to 5,026 and Dixie College things she had learned and exthese schools attribute this to increased from 3,041 to 4,374. perienced in Japan with 75 many factors, including a strong local economy, higher admission standards, and increased costs of going to college. Since there is a higher increase of head count students Credit union members have the responsibility and the privilege of electing the volunteer board members who oversee the Elemen- mam YITIIOUT ANY DOUGH. AGFA AGFACOLOR i : $. f,iy Heard about the baker's doen7 How about the free roll of film that you get when you buy any two rolls of Ag'acoior XRG film The icing on the cake7 Our store's processing NOTHING ESCAPES AGFA FILM Buy one AGFA Twin Pack and well give you FREE . . . exposure roll 15 of AGFA Film FREE Matchbox Race Car GRAND CANYON EXPEDITIONS CO. 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